Bat for Lashes—The Dark and Seductive World of the Lost Girls Rey Roldan February 18, 2020 Features, Interviews Who hasn’t dreamed of driving a Jeep on the beach late on a hot summer night, kicking up sand, creating big sand clouds that look cool illuminated by the nearby bonfire that is surrounded by bikini clad girls ...
Of LSD, Coprophagia, and Camp: Season’s Greetings from John Waters Rey Roldan December 4, 2019 Buzz, Features When “Christmas” is mentioned, you might be hard-pressed to find someone who says that “John Waters” immediately springs to mind. But if the director, writer, actor, artist, author, and bad taste auteur would ...
Spotlight: SWERVEDRIVER–Peddling Rock in a Shimmery World Rey Roldan October 23, 2019 Goings-On When ‘dreampop’ began to morph into ‘shoegaze’ in the late eighties/early nineties, one of the premier bands enjoying the transition was Oxford, U.K.’s Swervedriver. Ticking off all the appropriate catego...
Aldous Harding—Gorgeous Music with a Hypnagogic Bite Rey Roldan September 25, 2019 Buzz, Features “What am I doing in Dubai?” For most people, asking that question seems almost nonsensical. One does not end up in Dubai merely by accident. However, when that question comes from New Zealand’s stunning “go...
Lloyd Cole—It’s Complicated Rey Roldan September 11, 2019 Features, Interviews While Guesswork is the name of his new album, it also describes what it’s like interviewing Lloyd Cole, one of the original indie darlings. Long before Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens and Father John Mist...
